2026-01-06
Happy New Year to family and friends, and news from the Fraud Squad...
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Dear family and friends,
Happy New Year to all of you.
I am also glad to inform you of the recent news from the Fraud Squad.
New evidence has emerged in December of Uri and Dror's attorneys' handiwork. By now, I have no doubt, as one who has been an aficionado of court corruption, that nothing like this has ever been documented in the Israeli courts in the entire State's history.
True, in July 2025, the Chair of the Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee declared on the record that the Family Courts in Israel are "the black hole of the court system." [1]
What is unique here is, first and foremost, the identity of the chief crook: Rachel Ben-Ari, Dror's attorney. She is a public figure, a 2-term veteran of the Judicial Selection Committee, Legal Counsel for the Technion (she inherited the job from her father), and for Israel's University Head Committee... She is a product of the system. Her grandpa was a Haifa attorney and a member of Knessets 1-5. Her father was a notable Haifa attorney, involved in Labor Party politics. She routinely advertises herself as the third in such succession - "90 years of legal excellence."
And she is a vocal opponent of any judicial reform...
It is a unique blend: an attorney claiming "legal excellence", deeply involved in judicial corruption, and leading a protest against court reform. She was quoted by the media in the following lines to remember her by:
"We are here in the name of Democracy, because they want to take it away from us, and that is the most dangerous thing... They are taking away our judicial independence in various ways..."
The case is also unique in the participation of graduates of the Reali school in the fraud. Uri, Dror, and their attorneys - Yoav Salomon and Rachle Ben-Ari...
At the end of December 2025, I discovered documents that Ben-Ari and Salomon filed with the Administrator General (the regulator of Estate Administrators), trying to cover up the apparent fraud in the Haifa Family Court...
Ben-Ari and Salomon filed a perverted Estate Inventory statement, which should be deemed forgery. It included a Short-form Judgment ["פסיקתה"] in Appendix 1, as purported evidence of their lawful appointment, but labeled it a Decree in Rem ["צו"]. And then Ben-Ari and Salomon verified the fake Estate Inventory statement by signing a fake, perverted Affidavit, which should also be deemed forgery.
It is unique, since in the entire fake court file, Ben-Ari and Salomon avoided filing any affidavit in disregard of the law. Judge Hila Gurevitz, whom Rachel Ben-Ari promoted to the judgeship, was her partner, and she repeatedly ruled to accept Rachel Ben-Ari's filings, which were missing the affidavits in violation of the law.
The lawful appointment of an Estate Administrator is by a Decree in Rem ("צו") based on Form 10 in the Inheritance Regulations, 1998. It is the only document that is recognized by law as the constitutive record of a lawful appointment of an Estate Administrator.
Image | Decree in Rem ["צו"] for the Appointment of an Estate Administrator, Form 10, Regulation 37(a) to the Inheritance Regulations, 1998.
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Such a Decree in Rem is the only record that the banks and the land register's office are permitted to recognize as evidence of the lawful appointment of an Estate Administrator. The Order in Rem is therefore the constitutive document in the appointment of an Estate Administrator.
Once the Decree in Rem is issued, the Office of the Clerk of the Court must serve it on the Office of the Administrator General, which maintains a registry of Estate Administrators and is charged with regulating and supervising them.
In the case of Savta Rivca z"l's Estate, all involved were adamant in their resolve to defraud.
Image | Short-form Judgment ["פסיקתה"] for the Appointment of Estate Administrators, manufactured by Uri and Dror's attorneys instead of the lawful Decree in Rem.
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Adv. Rachel Ben-Ari and Yoav Salomon introduced themselves at the top of Page 1 of the Estate Inventory statement as Estate Administrators for the late Rivka Shami Zernik,
"We, Rachel Ben-Ari, Esq ... Yoav Salomon, Esq, names of the Estate Administrators, who serve according to an Order in Rem (binding against all third parties) issued by the Haifa Family Court (Estate File 11650-06-24) on December 1, 2024 (attached as "Appendix 1")..." [bold and underline in the original - jz].
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In the "Table of Contents" of the appendices to the Estate Inventory statement, on page 5, Adv. Rachel Ben-Ari and Adv. Yoav Salomon again wrote:
"Appendix 1 - Order in Rem [binding against all third partie] appointing Estate Administrators."
Image | Page 5 of the Estate Inventory statement submitted by Adv. Rachel Ben-Ari and Adv. Yoav Salomon to the offices of the Administrator General on 28.1.2025, and recorded on 30.1.2025: "Table of Contents," "Appendix 1 - Order in Rem (binding against all third parties) appointing Estate Administrators."
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However, the document that appears in Appendix 1 to the Estate Inventory statement is not a "Decree in Rem (binding against all third parties) appointing Estate Administrators," but rather a "Short-form Judgment - Appointment of Estate Administrators," dated 1.12.2024.
In other words, the two advocates substituted the Decree in Rem, which constitutes the lawful appointment of an Estate Administrator, with a "Short-form Judgment" dated December 1, 2024, which is invalid in the absence of the "Decree in Rem."
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To top it off, the two attorneys also did a job on the affidavit in the Estate Inventory statement:
Image | The authentic Affidavit in Form 11 (Regulation 39), Estate Inventory statement.
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Stay tuned!
2026 is shaping up to be a year full of exciting fraud and deceit.
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